The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1907, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 20, 1007. NERS’ MONEY IS NO GOOD HERE fare and all expenses were pald airing NOBLES FIND IT IM. When about ready to take the steamer for Victoria the leader of possiOLe TO PAY FOR THEIR ihe Brooklynites came around to Chairman Jones ENTERTAINMENT — SEATTLE Where do we leave the money? & SPENDS $3,000 Who do we pay for all this?” in cowmiTTe julred the visiting noble. ADVERTISING THE CITY, Mr. Jones waa troubled Hush, don't speak of money around here ——- We never mention money on Sun y in Seattle nyhow, it's all igus to 95,000 has Deon spent! Oaly for he replied. pats the past five days to adver Hut,” protested the ge the oily of Geattlo among the trip was part of our regu members of the Mystic @F¥. All I want to kno do we leave the money nha mee the pean hee Shriners’ money ts no good way Is easily ge tle,” returned Mr, Jones remarks of can't leave any money. here ‘visiting de! pa, about 2,000 p it ehom have passed through the Hy true, for east from the a and en of expense Seattle ach visiting jeasantly surprised Chairm an R. 8. Jones ption committee ded car tickets, trans hew the Brooklyn porta to the nevy or other tn Kiamet Temple yeater: teresting points. Restaurants have to pay for its entertain. refused to take Shriners’ mo and Hquid refreshment was always m crowd arrived on obtainable at “The Well and had bat a few The $5,000 which local Shriners They Were sent have spent in the name of the “Se Lake Washington and given attle Spirit.” has made ite impres two special boats char sion on hundreds of eastern visit Car tickets, boat ors —= AT POLICEMAN NEGROES WORK A masa meeting of the negroes of Seattic was held at 2613 Bast Mad son st. yesterday and resolutions be cause nobody SOF azakl €9 F2F a2 ©9 «hE bt uarters in the Butler Is Standard store service es reaches every point In Greater Seattle na a th es our special suburban delivery and exceptional credit-glving service Is making possible | “““*"dact iver bres We are Bxet te Agents me furnishing of thousands of suburban homes cement ee so does this store develop with Greater Se *0 pleased With the splendid growth of B« value and service possibia he great extent of the territory now within the Itimits of Greater Seattle is remarkably large, extending on all sides for many miles. Appreciating the tmportance of giving it friends advantage of modern merchandising, of extending such besefite to all the people, to keep pace with the progressive spirit of Seattle, this store has estab &aeal oo F282 2 3 5 3 5 2 a lian ratiroad » shoot Patrol 4, who tried pie—Just so appreciative of this store's efforts to develop ite service—to give them the greatest amount of satis- passed protesting against the a leged discrimination of negroes avenue the Lincoln Hotel treet, Sunday The resolutions discourage Special Suburban Delivery Service be each of Presence of Bishop B. F. Lee. bring the STANDARD right uy th mes of the many thousands of suburban residents, as Indicated by picture shown deliveriog goods directly” into fi a ata” aan op Alexander Walters and [ pa, thus not only developing ov r customers u tore can possibly do, but as well increasing the number of new friends for this store tnge bungalow. We picture 1 por je such direct, a nv@n jent met B. Johnson colored Ch. gates, over © from attendi convention of Chri ers in Seattle July t REV. C. M. BARNES DIES He was lock op but the i th bt Rey. C. M. Barnes, 7 me who did the stabbing ea- ‘ head of a publishing company ¢ a " , died here at the B GUE BLEW 46 MILES AN al. from heart disease. Su HOUR YESTERDAY iH health to « « chaplain of the N Volunteers, He Bk Wamile-an-hoor ale struck widow and five child shout noon. yesterday, Dut iter, Mrs. W. E. Dodds and a son ge that time wea ad ondition® Dr & Dp. Barnes, reside a ogy ia - — oe Weat Highland drive. yy camocing party po dam Buy your Hat of B rs Brooks & Bees done by the storm. Co, 1331 tnd ave. oo —_ ach cust nde; advancing credit | { factory way, giving y such store service that will {napire confidence and extend our business relations with your { and dignified way, i» what the STANDARD aime to give you } Hizke ses $1 down and $1 a week gives you a Bohn's syphon system or Leonard refrigerator—a Buck Empress stee] range—an Allwin or any go.cart— each the standard by which all others are measured ee trying to care aan thar he attem summer furnishings specially priced— tn thie line before The surest way to determine is to come In and see. There are many practical articles, needful to your summer com- ‘ at home. Don pee think a 6 1 time to provide for the summer outing now? } —a splendid showing of the original ‘Old Hickory’’ furniture, «pecially priced for the week. $16.80 step lndder— NTT E Wee tame? commode stand good for the camp & Standard cottage camp outfit, $25.00 value, for the week, 816.80 3 3 4 | Ssks2505 constets of the SPELGER & HURLBUT—A Store for Everybody. Among Other Things Offered Tuesday's buyers at special pr es for one d iron bed bc anon? t gly are three ‘a in GoCarta Other ne © pet >} a good, strong nm made L ere, ree at m any useful ane neo aad art ie at Pe er - " $16.80 Srmoate atep ladder; six mon saving reductions. A few are here give n ene oom . Chl cdéovenee 196: ” Cote Mh ed n - eneh . 89e : s1 ‘oss-leg canvas cot— step ladder chair— -.. $1.10 * Go-Carts Reduced for One ee. ens ben ore Spoof D Onl camp chair— . ame to otreng oa $2.25 d (in the New ey, ard price $1.25 Standard Special ‘citeinn ‘We have « large assortment of these, but we Hist but folding chair— because of lack of space Regular fold Regular 96.90. ad Rg steel frame fustable wicker veneer seat and folding cot— Deck, patent ft ‘4 t 90 ” hall Steel wheels t 9018) $1.98 $3. 89 $8. 49 e Plated Door Beil Sprinkling Can ee: % ' (Pret Bae xP an = i: yo Mo—Old Copper Nick Regelar ¢ ae peas 's mattresses for campers tely safe gasoline atd nat os ted Door Rell aying spo ndle . size, Tues the insurance line—~ 9s OG hand! 33c nix quar 7 33c at: ope We 1 in 8 different * Je ® . st oe, ee i é Revolving Hose Reel. Hardwood and j aie ine and a 69c 7 “B and B” lamp stoves camp stool— 20¢. cottage metal folding bed * $8.95 instead of $12.50 Rubber Garden Hose igh crade hove a =: ‘$ 1 98 st $34 isH4i+ saanee sororosvecs a’ 4 2 a Ti eee “SRESSBSSS: LARA % # f hardwood stool 55e¢. sf + seaanad my, Sugar Shell | SESRESRRESE 200 ¥ - abie * up 4 : a b. 4 i 4 at. satted $8 95 strong: esch™ rhe | Boe } 8 very desirable article— 4 *"10c 4 - i © stoves have | size oft tin inch oo Oskosh grass rugs—summer floor covering— t | bolted: top —priced tm this ory special we Vegetable Dish. hi lee - The Largest Stock of Jap-a-Lac ¢ inthe City Standard Furniture Co. “ i: cgi ihe PELGER-HURLL R-HURLBU] Shh feed rSeard pot | . ee aa 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET